Time’s Mirror

Published today by The Bodley Head, Rachel Morley’s ‘Church Crawling’ is a kaleidoscopic history of place and community straight from its author’s expressive heart, writes Alex Woodcock. In 1993 the artist Rachel Whiteread cast in concrete the interior of a Victorian terraced house in the east end of London. At a stroke the ordinary became strange: […]

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